Simplicity Novel ~ To show I am in the right century

I recently visited the author's website where she introduces herself and this series, lovely. Here it is. I am not usually fond of anything described as Women's. I am not a feminist really. That is why I had trouble starting off reading the first book. However, it is really subtle and helpful, at least I think so.

The book is about simplicity and covers green topics as well.

I have since read Touching Stars by the same author. I wasn't so taken with it, though I couldn't put the book down. I think I missed the messages in the bits at the end. I shouldn't read when the kids are at home. When they were little I didn't, not during the evenings. I had a lot of thoughts about it, I should have written them down.

Only this morning, (Wednesday), I finished yet another novel in this series called Sister's Choice.

What impresses me about these novels, (I think I have one left to read that I skipped accidently) is that anyone that spends a lot of time reading historical novels or wishing they were back in vintage times last century, can sort of touch base with what is considered normal this century.

The writer was a family counsellor. It is interesting to compare my personal values to those the author or society deems as normal. I haven't found anything really different, but it makes me think. It doesn't exactly fit with the vintage times. If you look at my last post you will see how much things have changed, even though in my mind I am still there sometimes.

There are still issues to do with tidying up as I mentioned when I wrote about Wedding Ring, the first novel in this series.